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Off-topic, but

Posted by David Hardy · 23 August 2005 04:39 PM

I majored in Speech, and read one 18th century one the was considered the most searing invective since Cicero lit into Cataline. Well, there's a new titleholder. This makes Cicero's excoriation look like a love note. It's a wonder my monitor didn't burst into flames. You want to know how verbally to tear a person into shreds without using a four-letter word, this is it.

And I'd judge the recipient deserved every word of it....

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